I’d like to give a little background to what I’m doing here with this story. It’s actually comprised of several short pieces I wrote back in my days at East Carolina University. Havensburg, NC is a fictional town. I actually based it on Zebulon, NC. Zebulon is a tiny town east of Raleigh. I moved to Zebulon from Wilmington, NC with my family during the summer before my senior year of high school in 1984. I thought it would be fun to piece together some of the stories I wrote with a interesting connection consisting of a neurotic man, a talking cat, and a decomposed woman. Sound like fun? Please be aware that this experiment in writing is a work in progress and I’ll post updates to “The Secrets of Havensburg” periodically. So, here we we go. Enjoy the first part.
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